Hey guys, I had applied for the 2020 summer internship program almost a year ago and didn't make anything out of it. Recently got an email for a technical assessment for full-time recruiting. Any idea how it goes?
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Not sure about the assessment, but have heard horror stories about AGC. Proceed with caution
Gigantic red flag for this place. It is the only bank I say this for. The culture is absolutely toxic and from everything I've heard, the worst out of any known bank. They scrape up non-competitive deals so there is very solid flow which is good for experience, but otherwise I would avoid. There are plenty of horror stories and the CEO and upper management go out of their way to make the culture worse. Most analysts leave in under a year.
^^Did none of you read this thread?